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This is one of those times when I hate datsun engineers. I used my angle finder to get the angle between the top and the side. I didn't look closely and just thought the side was angled. Nope, the top. Okay fine, no problem.

Then I discover that the steering support is aligned with the top so it is at an angle too. Had to revise my drawing.
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Received my rebuilt tach and converted to GPS speedo yesterday from Jon.

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My days continue with wiring in the morning and car in the afternoon. Got the floor insulation in, still have the shelf to do. I now have brakes and clutch.

Pulled the seat down last night to look at for redo. Ugh, rusty runners and shot webbing. Ordered a 65 mustang seat foam to try and fit it as in the other post about it. If I can get it right I'll order a second one. I don't like hog rings, need a cutter for them.
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Curtis wrote: Thu Jan 28, 2021 2:32 pm Pulled the seat down last night to look at for redo. Ugh, rusty runners and shot webbing. Ordered a 65 mustang seat foam to try and fit it as in the other post about it. If I can get it right I'll order a second one. I don't like hog rings, need a cutter for them.
Hey Curtis, please keep us posted on the mustang foam, I’m doing my seats right now and very curious to see how they work out for you

I just finished disassembly of the seats and sending to bead blast before painting , I ordered polypropylene and rubber webbing which would last about twice as long as the Pirelli rubber bands

For the hog rings that holds the bands a flat screw driver and a pair of pliers did the job quickly and efficiently
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Here's the thread about the mustang foam. viewtopic.php?f=2&t=29658&p=315067&hili ... ng#p270904

Where did you get the webbing? Bought a good pair of cutters and snipped the hog rings off. Most are quite rusty.
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I bought it at an online upholstery shop , I researched and polypropylene and rubber is recommended for car because humidity won’t affect it much and it’s got good elasticity
https://www.jtsoutdoorfabrics.com/2-Ela ... 17209.html
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Wall-E the heater is now ready to go in the car after getting a rebuilt core. Seattle Radiator does an outstanding job, thing weighs more now.

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Curtis wrote: Sat Jan 30, 2021 1:13 am Wall-E the heater is now ready to go in the car after getting a rebuilt core. Seattle Radiator does an outstanding job, thing weighs more now.


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That looks great ! I'll be looking at refurbing mine soon. Did you put in new gasket foam for the little doors, and if so, what did you use ?
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23yrRebuild wrote: Sat Jan 30, 2021 11:30 am That looks great ! I'll be looking at refurbing mine soon. Did you put in new gasket foam for the little doors, and if so, what did you use ?
I bought a sheet of neoprene self adhesive sheet off ebay to make new doughnut seals for the heater flapper valve in the cowl. After looking at the price for repros I looked at my sheet and figured out there was enough for door seals too. A little cutting and slotting and I had new seals.

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Awesome ! Thanks for the link, Curtis.
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New seal for the heat flapper valve. Should have used a little thicker material but it seals 90% of it.

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Curtis wrote: Sat Jan 30, 2021 3:30 pm New seal for the heat flapper valve. Should have used a little thicker material but it seals 90% of it.


Curtis how much material would you recommend to buy for both the Heater doors and flapper(s)? You mentioned a little thicker material might have worked a bit better. But it doesn't look like this neoprene comes in 3/16 thickness so the next size up would be 1/4". Do you think that would work for both doors and flapper or buy some of each size?

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It's alive!!! After scraping my hands in a couple places I got all the damn hoses on for the heater and valve. Glass bowl fuel filter has a new gasket but apparently isn't sealing which I will have to check. Have a later fuel filter I swapped on and the gas began to flow.

Took a bit to get the 123 distributor in the right place and away she went. Not sure why but the distributor is off one position. When I put the drive gear in I checked it with a stock distributor. Have to look at it again.
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